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Sustainability at the University of Mannheim

Transforming the economy and society sustainably is one of the pressing global challenges of our time. Climate change, human rights violations and scarcer resources are just some aspects of this problem. The University of Mannheim, which has a profile characterized by the economic and social sciences, sees it as its task to help overcome this challenge. Our research and teaching can make powerful contributions. In addition, we also rely on research findings in our own actions and thus strive to be a pioneer in implementing innovative measures.

We are guided by research findings in making our own processes more sustainable. The effectiveness of the measures taken is the main focus. This is how we combine research and practice.
Dr. Katrin Schoppa-Bauer, Executive Vice President, and Professor Moritz Fleischmann, Vice President for Sustainability and International Affairsn
Gerrit von Zedlitz-Neukirch steht lächelnd mit Brille und grünem Pullover vor einem Hintergrund aus grünen Blättern.
I will make a difference by analyzing in which cases and how increased corporate transparency leads to more sustainability in companies.
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Geritt von Zedlitz
Doctoral student
 Veronique Embach. Sie lehnt lächelnd an einem Baum. Ihre Haare sind hochgesteckt, sie trägt eine Brille und einen dunklen Cardigan über dem türkisfarbenen Oberteil.
I will make a difference by actively promoting projects that make the university more innovative – such as introducing the digital business travel management.
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Veronique Embach
Deputy Equal Opportunity Commissioner for non-academic staff members (administration, library, and University IT)
 Christine Bickert. Sie trägt einen grauen Rollkragenpullover und lächelt freundlich.
I will make a difference by promoting the flyer app “Flyra” in the student organization INFINITY Mannheim e. V., which will reduce paper waste.
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Christine Bickert
Student, B.A. Culture and Economy: Spanish Studies
Prof. Martin Glanzer, Ph.D.
I will make a difference by developing mathematical optimization models for sustainable water management in arid regions.
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Prof. Martin Glanzer, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Operations Management

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Creating a sustainable economy and society is an urgent challenge for us all. In the “#SustainableUniMA – I will make a difference by ...” campaign, members of the University of Mannheim are facing this challenge and provide an answer in the form of a personal statement.

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